Donor Bill of Rights – Our mission is to practise thankfulness.

to be informed of the organization’s goals, how it plans to use gifts, and whether it can effectively put funds to use for what they were meant.
to be aware of who is on the governing board of the organisation and to anticipate that it will use good judgement in carrying out its stewardship duties.
to have access to the most recent financial records of the organisation.
to have the peace of mind that their donations would be put to the intended use.
must be given the proper credit and honour.
should have the peace of mind knowing that, to the degree permitted by law, information regarding their gifts would be treated with respect and confidentiality.
should anticipate any interactions with people representing organisations the donor is interested in will be of a professional character.
to know whether individuals requesting donations are hired solicitors, organisation staff, or volunteers.
to be given the chance to request that their names be removed from mailing lists that an organisation might want to distribute.
To be able to inquire freely when making a donation and to get timely, accurate, and frank responses.